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  *** People refused to see speaking up and doing what you could with what you have as enough to qualify to be part of the struggle.
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  *** I experienced discomfort and eventually some form of trauma from discrimination and harassment in activist spaces, predominantly from encounters with “progressive” or “radical” men.
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  *** Our idea of activism is still classist, ableist, and sexist.
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  *** Our idea of activism is still highly exclusive, as if activism was something people performed to be included in a Cool Kids Club rather than something anyone could participate in, whoever they are, in any way they can.
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  *** Ano nga ba ang “tunay na aktibista?” [What even is a ‘real activist’?]
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